The Kunsthal in Rotterdam is one of the icons of modern architecture and is visited every year by large numbers of architecture lovers from all over the world.

The world-famous architect Rem Koolhaas designed the Kunsthal in 1988-1989 in conjunction with the project architect Fuminori Hoshino from the Rotterdam firm of architects OMA (Office for Metropolitan Architecture). The work immediately attracted wide international attention for such features as its innovative use of material, the position of the entrance, and the steep ramps. The Kunsthal was officially opened on 1 November 1992. The robust building houses seven exhibition spaces, a characteristic auditorium, and a café with an ambience of its own.

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It is only fitting that on my last night in Toronto, I would capture its beautiful skyline as seen from Polson Pier.

Was trying to find out about the building which was the main feature of the image - at the other end of the green to the Cathedral.

My search proved fruitless hence the title of my photo as they were the foreground interest.

The Elbbrücken station in Hamburg shines with its futuristic architecture and neon-like lighting. A masterpiece of modern urban design, this metro stop offers a stunning visual experience, making it a must-visit for travelers, photographers, and architecture lovers. Whether by day or night, its vibrant blue and yellow illumination adds a dynamic pulse to Hamburg’s skyline.